Breeding Corydoras
-
- Posts: 8
- Joined: 09 Mar 2003, 11:50
- Location 1: Norway
- Interests: Aquarium, snowboard, fishing ++++
Breeding Corydoras
What kind of Corydoras is easy to breed?
C. aenus, C. paleatus? I've got a 45liter. Its in there i'm going to breed them.
C. aenus, C. paleatus? I've got a 45liter. Its in there i'm going to breed them.
Yeap
Both aeneus and paleatus are easy to breed, including albino versions. Mostly all of these fish in shops are captive bred and will spawn easily.
You will require optimum water conditions, the fish mature and well fed and males and females (obviuosly) Mac.
You will require optimum water conditions, the fish mature and well fed and males and females (obviuosly) Mac.
What we anticipate seldom occurs. What we least expect generally happens.
- Coryman
- Expert
- Posts: 2119
- Joined: 30 Dec 2002, 19:06
- My articles: 12
- My catfish: 5
- My cats species list: 83 (i:5, k:0)
- My BLogs: 1 (i:0, p:1)
- Spotted: 194
- Location 1: Kidderminster UK
- Location 2: Kidderminster, UK
- Interests: Cory's, Loricariids, photography and more Cory's
- Contact:
If you are looking for the easiest of all Cory's to breed and they don't require very much room then look no further than C. pygmaeus
http://www.corydoras.pwp.blueyonder.co. ... _log_1.htm
Ian
http://www.corydoras.pwp.blueyonder.co. ... _log_1.htm
Ian
- Coryman
- Expert
- Posts: 2119
- Joined: 30 Dec 2002, 19:06
- My articles: 12
- My catfish: 5
- My cats species list: 83 (i:5, k:0)
- My BLogs: 1 (i:0, p:1)
- Spotted: 194
- Location 1: Kidderminster UK
- Location 2: Kidderminster, UK
- Interests: Cory's, Loricariids, photography and more Cory's
- Contact:
C. pygmaeus are often called C. hastatus bu the trade. C. hastatus are somewhat more delicate and require a little more care than C. pygmaeus.
C. pygmaeus female.
C. hastatus female.
The smaller tank would be an ideal size. Just add a 10 mm layer of smooth grain sand, a sponge filter, a clump of Java moss and you have all the requirements.
Ian
C. pygmaeus female.
C. hastatus female.
The smaller tank would be an ideal size. Just add a 10 mm layer of smooth grain sand, a sponge filter, a clump of Java moss and you have all the requirements.
Ian
Last edited by Coryman on 11 Mar 2003, 20:03, edited 1 time in total.
- Coryman
- Expert
- Posts: 2119
- Joined: 30 Dec 2002, 19:06
- My articles: 12
- My catfish: 5
- My cats species list: 83 (i:5, k:0)
- My BLogs: 1 (i:0, p:1)
- Spotted: 194
- Location 1: Kidderminster UK
- Location 2: Kidderminster, UK
- Interests: Cory's, Loricariids, photography and more Cory's
- Contact: